A1466 Macbook Air no power: 24 mA isn't just a PM_SLP_S4_L problem!
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Hey Louis. I have a Q. Please could you explain why you don't need to use shielded wire for jumpers? My electronics is like decades old high school level but I was just thinking that without shielding how does the wire not cause shorts in parts of other circuits/components that it may meet along the way. IE if it moves after you've placed it. Is it that the liklihood of it moving is crazy low, or that it coming into contact with something along the way is for some reason that I dont understand, inconsequential, a combination of both, or something else entirely. Cheers!
It is shielded wire. This is a common misconception because of the color of the enamel on The Wire. People think it is not shielded. If it was not shielded, everything would spark the moment I turned it on. Check the link in the description for this wire, it is what I use. It took me a long time to figure out what wire I am supposed to use, in the beginning I was using all of the wrong stuff. Since this is a common question I pinned the comment. Very good question!
@@rossmanngroup That clears that up then! Glad my basic high school stuff was still serving me at least somewhat correctly.
Cheers man. Long time lurker. Love your whole vibe. Easter greetings from Switzerland.
Thank you Jo for asking. I wonder and come up with reasons in my head every time I see him run a jumper
shielded or coated? shielded wire usually means a wire with a grounding wire/braid wrapped around the cable, such that outside noise/electrical interference is shielded from entering the cable and causing issues with the signals being transmitted inside the wire.
a coated wire is just that. wire that is coated with some kind of coating applied such that it insulates, and thus reduces the ability of the wire to conduct electricity to another object.
now there are many ways this can be expanded upon, but as Louis stated, the wire he used was coated with an enamel layer to insulate the conductor from other conductors.
@@ridgesjcr Grüße von der Deutsch-Schweizerischen Grenze ;)
Make sure to clean your PPBus after you spooge
"The fan is spinning which as you know that's pretty much testing done here there's not much more to it when it comes to Rossmann repair quality control!" I love the excitement in your face when you said that lol
I cant imagine a title thats more relatable than the one belonging to this video.
The polorized lens is working fantastic, btw. Your viewers make great suggestions.
I'm suprised by how much better it is.
@@EFCasual A filter that can filter out reflected light... Who would've thought lol
Happy to see you guys still working, You're an inspiration to Tech lovers...keep up the good work Louis Rossmann Group!!!
I'm not even into repair, but I watch this as ASMR kind of =D
@@CRANEREVIEWS Not just the repair, but the lobbying for peoples rights, videos on why insurance blows...So much they do and it's all great to watch.
Thank you very much!
I just wanted to say that watching your videos has helped me to learn soldering. My projects have been small, but I am getting better at it every time I try. Also, I called your store a few weeks ago to ask a solder related question and they were really professional and was a joy to talk to
Dragoola Hopkins I bet you still wish you had 3 hands though? I always feel like I need someone holding the wires in place haha!
TimeHunter makes me want to invest in a wire clamp
Those little magnifying glasses with two crocodile clips are good, but I don’t like using them on delicate wires.
don't fully understand all the language but i enjoy watching these vids anyways :)
That was LinuxGuruGamer's board! That's awesome. He's responsible for some amazing ksp mods.
He's also responsible for some spooge
I figure if I keep watching these, eventually I'll actually learn something and it will start to make sense!
He who controls the flux controls the universe! The flux must flow!
Capacitor needs more Flux.
No flux given.
Abort mission
Maybe a flux capacitor does the trick.
The flux melange
Louis I'm doing great in Louisiana.
I'm glad to hear it!
Yes, a board repair video 🤟
You always reference the ultrasonic cleaning. I'd love to see the process, or at least a before and after of some of the boards you do sometimes. Watching you clean up solder pads is super satisfying. I think seeing the finished product would really add to that.
Louis - The component self alignment you rely on is due to surface tension of liquidus solder, not flux. You would observe self alignment in presence of a very small amount of flux or none at all, depending on ability to directly heat terminals and pads simultaneously - not needing flux for heat transfer or cleaning oxides for good wetting.
The polarizer makes the corrosion look so beautiful.
Don’t think the polarising filter will work on led light - unless it is polarised at source first. Sunlight is polarised - but a cloudy day mess that up so less effective. Polarising filter won’t mess up autofocus but a linear filter will.
I find it amusing a channel that maily repairs macbooks has over 1m subs. Been around myself since you were in the early 10s of thousands..and over about 6 years it's been some pretty damn good growth.
Love your simplified explanations. People just don't realise the amount of work that actually goes into repairing something even if it seems to be a 'simple' problem. I'm surprised that you use magnet wire, I couldn't trust the insulation on that to remain undamaged (maybe I'm just being paranoid). Most wire bodge repairs I've seen use a wire with a visible plastic insulation that you can solder through, I think it's called wire wrapping, or kynar wire.
One of your best ever educational videos Louis !
I don’t understand what’s going on or any of the terminology but I watched this from beginning to end
I watch it to go to bed cuz his voice is somehow soothing
Yet another piece of mASMR gold, thanks, this quarantine is not that bad having this to listen and watch to for hours
I am glad to see you guys keeping your heads high during this crucial time....me and my wife love your videos here in Pakistan...Keep it up...and God Bless you!
Cheers
Every time I watch these videos I think "Oh yeah this genius also knows how to fix boards"
3:29 wow that is some nice picture quality right there!
sooo much better!!!
Keep up the good work Louis, always an education and may the flux be with you.
7:18 there is a face in the top center solder spot . HUH
Ok.i. watched this and then (re) watched the "dont use a knock off charger". Similar descriptions or problems, luis in different life phases... ☺lovin it.
Louis greetings from Costa Rica, I love your videos!
The polarising filter removes only the reflections from dielectric surfaces. I can't remember exactly the details from the physics class but what I am sure is that the light reflected from dielectric and metal surfaces differ in way they are polarised and filters are designed to remove reflections from windows, glass, water, etc.
Polarising filters will remove reflection of light which is off axxis of the polarising angle... So front light...will always shine back...
It will however limit contrast loss from light leaks and coming from sides.
Someone macked on their Mac...
😂
Lewis: Overclocks Light
Me after staying up all night to study: MY EYYYYEEEES!!!!
I just put your videos on and leave my phone playing allnight 🤣🤣 dunno why but every little helps right ?
I do the same to Louis's streams if he is working and streaming all night.
I'm still getting Wixs Ads on your videos Years later
Why save a MacBook?
Because money is nice, and also a working macbook is slightly more useful than some ewaste
If this covid lockdown continues for long enough, I want to put together a super-mix of all the ways Louis has explained current sense resistors over the years.
I just send you my computer last week, It also will not power up. Perhaps you could do Vid? It is for Monique Corriz! Keep up the Great Work!
John Lennon once said, "I don't believe in Erica, I just believe in me." 😂
Donald Hansen @😂😂 just watching the wheel goes round.
WAIT wait! Is this Mac being used to perform ESSENTIAL tasks?
Judging by the fact that someone spunked into it, I'm going to say yes.
Spooging is essential.
I just got an uber eats ad come up in the middle of your video. Have you given any thought to establishing the same uber idea to pc repairs. You seem to have the drive to succeed. An app on phone that links to repairers or drop off points. Keep up the good repair jobs. And relax the yak yak. But most of all, stay healthy and happy.
Dude i'm a mobile repair guy.....who after this vid would've loved to be a mac repair guy!
Louis, turn the polarizing filter and it'll block the reflections properly. Turning it basically is like turning up the polarizing effect in waymans terms, details are still a little washed out in the video
3:18 Beautiful! Sharp!
Fitter, Happier, More Productive.
Still doing an excellent job eh Louis, love your shit man. I learn a lot about fucked up MacBook Pros.
the filter is a big help. now be carful you don't toast your light cranking it up.
He mimed spooge to her. You can hear it in her reaction. 🤣🤣🤣
Hi Louis, awesome videos! So many laptop brands but all looks almost the same from inside nowadays... The only thing I can tell the difference is the color of the motherboard (blue, black, red, green...), what is soldered, the version of Ram, GPU, CPU etc... Of course I am nowhere close to be an computer expert but if I want to buy a laptop from Lenovo, apple, Microsoft, Dell, Huawei, Xiaomi... How can I tell what chip have the best quality or will last longer having less problems? Are you able to tell if a motherboard was well manufactured by just looking at it?🤔 Cheers! ✌️
I don’t know why I like watching these videos, but I do...🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
Did you like to take things apart when you were a kid. Ive found thats many people's reasons.
It's the voice n the sounds
The polarizer filter isn't going to just make your video quality better. Not having to deal with those reflections as much should make using the microscope less tiring on your eyes, too.
i only feel satisfied after i hear him say PP Bus... :)
Its an enamel coated narrow gage magnet copper wire i perfer to use kynat wrapped 27 gage silver wire. The enamel will work as long as its not scrapped by any compinent...the current will be insulated... you can use the wire hes using to make a crystal radio receiver with...
Would love to see the same view after ultrasound cleaning
i wish we had a rossman store in germany :D
Well we do have in fact many. We buy toothpaste and toilet paper there :P
Finally a board repair video. The covid clickbait was getting old
Watt the flux? That looks awesome!
halleluja, he's back to doing something worthwhile.
You can twist the pol filter to adjust/improve the image
jayz two cents Can fix that bord. :-)
Odd, TH-cam says I already watched this but my account hasn't been logged in today and I was busy at the time this came up
¿Autoplay on a different device? I sometimes fall asleep while watching a vid late at night
Sometimes if you click on a video and back out immediately it will say you've watched it idk
Or maybe you've been hacked, change your password,
it's prob' been a while anyway !
Light reflected from metal isn't polarized, so a polarizing filter won't reduce the light from metallic objects.
For the year I lived in Australia, I had to start baking my own chocolate chip cookies. Couldn't find ones like back in the US. Things are just weird down under
in the refrigerators with water dispensers in them I’m surprise the manufacture let you change the water filter and we don’t have to get a guy out to do that
It's good to see you've got some business again.
Make a shirt that has your flux comment, Then let me get one and a Mr. Clinton shirt in 2x black lol
Hey Louis!
Long time viewer from Sydney Australia, been given the classic runaround from apple regarding a fried MacBook, would it be worth while sending it to you? 🤔 they want $900 to fix it in Australia..
Just did research on your website and found the tab for repair in Australia, have messaged Paul. Thanks 😀
dear louis be careful i love your vids also the rides thru ny and your take on politics (republican) but you explain your views . i would chew on a crona rag befoure i moved to ny. no hard feelings i love you . in the 1950's way. thanks for all the good times on youtube you are a self made man and nobody poops on louis. i would be proud to be your dad , or he should be. stay healthy i will be watching. p.s. i have nothing to have fixed this is just my feelings.
love the kittys even thou i am a dog person you would be to if you had the room.
jake
I always thought those fixers know what they are doing very well. Louis dispelled that view of mine :D
seems like the polarizer did a good job
Hello from Aus
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You're sound panels are put back exactly the same way they were a few weeks ago. Curious, hope you're OK.
Alex Rigg Its an old repair stream, pre-Covid, Erica in store.
PP volts, scrape AND fan spin. He is hitting on all cylinders in this video.
Louis did u get a text or is your overclocked light next level 2:46
T- Shirt Lewis ~ what the Flux!
Flux Apple,
A flux a day keeps the ppbus away.
"Wow you must really like back to the future" i cam see that happening
Need a “zero flux given!”
It seems that no matter who is soldering, you pretty much need 3 hands to do a perfect job. I need that hot air to clean up my soldering I guess.
@louisrossmann
Hey man i just wanted to know if an upside down resistor will perform properly when put under 90% of its wattage capacity due to thermal build up.
Or both sides of an smd resistors are equal in terms of thermal dissipation?
I am from india and new to electronics and u are a great inspiration for DIY.
looks good , can see better!!!
Hey Louis! Am I an idiot if I bid close to full price for an Ebay auction marked as "not working, for parts" ?
For context, it's an eGPU and the seller says it's a return, but he has no way to test it, so he's listing it that way.
When someone is explaining to Erica in the chat what spooge is and Louis asks her where she wants it. lolololololol
I know this might come across as being pedantic, but could you use contrasting cursors when you switch between windows on the schematics to make it easier to follow
I highly doubt that would help at all. If you do know about electronics, it's fairly easy to follow him in the schematics.
Filter. Excellent!
After seven years and hundreds of videos, Louis revealed his biggest secret to his more than a million subscribers. It's the flux!! :D
I prefer to watch your content on Vimeo but that seems to not have been updated since April 7th. I'll attribute it to quarantine stuff but I hope it's not abandoned :) Screw YT.
so would you recommend buying a bucket of flux and putting apple devices there?
Looks very good
You should make a movie about fixing apple products.
Also just realized your name is my middle name. Louis.
Watching tech repairers clean corrosion is oddly therapeutic.
Macbook pro 2013. Keyboard doesnt work. Initially was just the left shift key that didnt work. Now none of the keys work. Any ideas? Also im getting very slight electric shocks from the casing!!
I'm ACMT qualified and I'm just wondering how much cheaper your services are? For what type of repairs? And, if Apple detects your work and voids the warranty?
My guess is any type of circuit board, you would be cheaper. But not for displays or keyboards because it decreases labor time and you don't get a discount.
Apple detecting RG work means they (Apple) already refused to fix this device and it's out of warranty anyway. As for displays you're probably right, but Louis said there are limitations on parts on sold even to authorized workshops
@John Doe, I'm also ACMT and ACiT certified. Louis's services are much cheaper then Apple. For example I have a friend whose MacBook Pro stopped charging and It's out of warranty. Apple quoted them $850 where Rossmann repair Group quoted them $300, a lot cheaper.
To answer your question it will technically void the warranty. You can read more about it here on their FAQ page: www.rossmanngroup.com/faq/ towards the bottom.
Also They do repair/replace displays and keyboards. You can check their website under MacBook repair NYC drop down menu to get an idea of what they repair: www.rossmanngroup.com/ I hope this helps.
We used to be way cheaper for screens until apple went full-cunt and stopped LCDs with these EDIDs from working in the newer OSes. The screens are difficult to find as well which brought them up from reasonable($48-$96) to insane($355-$450). For certain machines it is actually written into our canned responses now that the customer would be better off going to Apple.
For boards, we are definitely way cheaper if it does not require a replacement.
How's the new store working out for you?
“ Someone spooged in it “ wtf
I didn’t that stuff could get it a laptop
You should check yours then
26:24 is that an EEVBlog reference?
All the electrons are gonna fall out
The darker the polarizing filter, the better - as long as it is uniform and otherwise optically clear.
What about the debris from lightly scraping? Does it even matter?
I wonder each time you add a jumper why don’t you test the continuity of the path before (1 sec)... It would save you time 🙄
Better fix something to pay that rent... But I know even in this market you are capable.
BTW: Can it cause water damage to hardware which is not spill proof like MacBooks or older iPhones etc when you spray a alcohol water mixture (let's say 70:30) on them? Or will the alcohol take the water with it when evaporating?
Haha, I know LinuxGuruGamer from the KSP forums.
Been watching your videos for a minute. I appreciated learning the alcohol trick to find a SC. I also enjoyed watching the bike ride through downtown NYC I felt it like a change of scenery for me. I'm really bad at electronics just the understanding of how the electricity operates. From a hardware aspect I think I have a good understanding and am excellent at soldering and intricate work. I have two iPads that are broken they're not Pro's or anything but I don't have a ton of dollars and would like to fix them or have them fixed. Is this economical IDK. Could you send me in a direction to have these fixed on the cheap, find a resource to learn to diagnose and or ask a few questions. Thanks for youre business stance in such times and you're involvement in Right to Repair dispite flipping the bird to the total bastards perhaps slightly excessively.
@U Tube I would contact Rossmann Repair Group (www.rossmanngroup.com/) and see if it's something they can look at and give you a quote. There is no charge for them to diagnose the issue. All you would pay is for shipping. You can also check out Jessa at Pad Rehab (www.ipadrehab.com/) as well. I hope this helps.
Is there any way your mouse arrow can be a different color? It would help make it more visible on screen. Thanks.
Pretty sure I've seen this. Is it an old recording?
It isn’t.
Simon816 More than a month old. Pre-Covid. Erica allowed in the store.